Hint
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Answer
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A – the first president to live in the White House
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John Adams
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B – Michael Jackson’s megahit “____ Jean”, or first name of singer Eilish
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Billie
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C – Monty Python’s Flying ____; an originally Latin word meaning racecourse or space where games are held
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Circus
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D – Grey and Swayze’s dancing, or Clint Eastwood’s Harry
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Dirty
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E – is 40,075 km (24,901 mi.) long
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Equator
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F – a colloquial term for the violin, or something you do with your phone
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Fiddle
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G – murder, bloodshed, violence, or Al with an inconvenient truth
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Gore
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H – profession that used to be prone to mercury poisoning leading to a psychiatric syndrome (like in Alice in Wonderland)
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Hatter
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I – is “ιδιώτης” in Greek, or Prince Myshkin in Dostoevsky
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Idiot
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J – former NBA star Earvin, nickname “Magic”
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Johnson
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K – daughter of the Bundy family in Married... with Children
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Kelly
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L – League of ______: a 2009 multiplayer online battle arena video game
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Legends
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M – if I ran from this village to Athens, I’d certainly drop dead too
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Marathon
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Hint
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Answer
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N – country where The Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed entirely
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New Zealand
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O – Danish architect Jørn Utzon designed the Sydney _____ _____
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Opera House
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P – black in the first stamp, or the Beatles’ Lane
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Penny
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Q – _____ Riot, band who famously covered “Cum on Feel the Noize”
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Quiet
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R – German physicist Wilhelm who discovered X-rays
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Röntgen
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S – a small, nondescript bird, or Johnny Depp’s non-nondescript pirate Jack
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Sparrow
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T – a formal offer to buy or sell something, or how Elvis should be loved
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Tender
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U – _____Health Group: the sixth largest U.S. company by revenue in 2020
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United
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V – country where Maracaibo is the second largest city
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Venezuela
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W – a nickname for the lacrosse stick, a hair-curling appliance, or a wizard’s tool
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Wand
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X – hugs and kisses
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XOXO
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Y – a more familiar name for the Huang He River
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Yellow River
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Z – a videotelephony program; the 5th most downloaded mobile app worldwide in 2020
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Zoom
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